Having been looking at the Lady Buddha from our hotel across the bay we decided to make a visit. We got a Grab which was just as well as I wouldn't fancy walking there in the heat and up a pretty steep slope. The entire complex is super impressive. I would recommend resisting the temptation to head straight for the Lady Buddha, which many seemed unable to do, as there are several other buildings and small gardens in the complex before you get to her that are really worth investigating. The treasures these buildings contain are amazing. Although the car park was full of coaches and taxis, there were relatively few people investigating these buildings. There are extensive gardens beyond the Lady Buddha which are worth investigating, but again, very few people appeared to be doing so. There are a number of kiosks selling very welcome cold drinks and ice creams, some recycling points for the plastics bottles and some public toilets. Finally, be careful of the monkeys, we saw two. There are numerous signs advising people to take care and asking not to feed the wildlife but, some people were feeding them. They might look cute, but I wouldn't want to get bitten by one in a selfie.

Danang's hidden jewel, Chùa LinhỨng, is an unforgettable attraction on your Danang Trips. Euphoria is an important site of Vietnamese Buddhism, where various Buddhist heritage and beautiful natural landscapes combine. The temple is located within a 10-minute drive from the city centre of Danang. One of the most notable features of the brand is the 67-metre-high duty noise sniper. This is one of the biggest illusions in Vietnam, and it's impressive as it stands facing the sea.

Located in the northern stretch of Danang coastline, this is a beautiful place to visit in the morning. The adjacent temple complex is spik and span and curated with wonderful bonsai plants and flowers. The view of the Danang city skyline along the coast from the top is absolutely breathtaking. There are refreshment area and facilities for elderly people. There is a beautiful Japanese garden down below which is also worthwhile to visit.

We visited Lady Buddha and the surrounding area during a morning tour. It is very nice to look at, and you can walk there. But I would really recommend to drive to this sight independently and visit, because then you also have correspondingly more time to look at everything in peace and walk. You can also see many monkeys there.

Standing on the Son Tra peninsula, the Lady Buddha statue captures the attention of visitors with its impressive presence. From here, visitors can enjoy a wide view of the blue waters of the East Sea and the bustling city below. It is a calm and fascinating experience that will be long remembered by all visitors.

We booked the motorbike tours with Ao Dai Riders in Da Nang to visit this place early in the morning. The complex is impressive with mountain,views, landscape, ocean... All in all,the great place to visit. Take a ride around is great options as well.

Nice trip if you can go on a motorbike. It looks like it's a distance away but it really is not. You'll save a lot of money if you rent a motorbike and go on that. You'll see Danang in the distance across the water. But go on a sunny day for good pictures. When I was there it was nothing but rainy rainy rainy...

We were taken aback by the size of the Lady Buddha and the intricacies of other temples that were surrounded by beautifully sculpted trees and colourful flowers. The area wasn’t busy during our visit so we did get a sense of tranquility and peace. It’s a must visit in Danang.

The Lady Buddha is a 67m high statue that represents a female Buddha. The statue is located on the Linh Ung Pagoda complex. It is a beautiful complex on the Son Tra Peninsula with the Linh Ung Pagoda, the Lady Buddha, a beautiful garden with huge bonsai, with different levels and a beautiful view of Da Nang. There are free-roaming monkeys on the complex but they are not at all interested in us humans. A highlight and a "must visit" in Da Nang.

Right from the airport we were taken to this magnificent monument which was on top of a hill overlooking Da Nang. Even though there were a lot of people, the place was huge and did not seem crowded. Enjoyed the well manicured bonsai plants. The whole place is so neat and well maintained. You can watch the sunset from here. Since cars go right to the top there is very little climbing.